Thep Shosh

Thep Shosh was a Daibist criminal. She was born in Oubrelse Gramb during the Spring of 412. She was adopted by her mother Loka Brudeny and Thep's father Mbiagrelai Shosh.

During the Winter of 428, Thep became a criminal like her father.

Thep settled in Fugrolsa during the Summer of 432.

During the Autumn of 432, Thep converted to Daibism.

Thep died from The White Plague during the Autumn of 447. In Fugrolsa, she was 36 years old. Then, it arrived in Fugrolsa.

Thep Shosh was a Daibist criminal. A man named Ptebziad Krethrobdou gave birth to Shadeby's daughter Loka Brudeny in Oubrelse Gramb during the Spring of 337. Shadeby's daughter was a Emzunist farmer. Ptebziad was a farmer. Thep's grandfather Shadeby Brudeny was a blacksmith.

During the Spring of 346, Thep's father Mbiagrelai Shosh was born. Her father was a Daibist criminal. Her grandfather Dolziat Shosh and her grandmother Dadroshai Thum adopted Thep's father.

A woman named Pothounga Shosh and Shadeby's daughter were married during the Spring of 379. She was a poet.

During the Winter of 408, Shadeby's daughter and Thep's father were married.

Thep was born during the Spring of 412. She was adopted by Shadeby's daughter and her father.

During the Autumn of 421, Thep's father converted to Daibism.

Thep became a criminal like her father during the Winter of 428.

During the Summer of 432, Thep settled in Fugrolsa.

Thep converted to Daibism during the Autumn of 432.

During the Winter of 445, Thep's father died from an illness. As a result, Loka's and Mbiagrelai's relationship ended. Thep's father was 100 years old.

Thep died from The White Plague during the Autumn of 447. In Fugrolsa, she was 36 years old. Then, it arrived in Fugrolsa.

Shadeby's daughter converted to Emzunism during the Winter of 460.

In Oubrelse Gramb during the Summer of 474, Shadeby's daughter and a man named Perotsi Etsepsa were married. Perotsi was a Emzunist merchant.

Shadeby's daughter died from an illness during the Winter of 538. His daughter was 202 years old.